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By Andrew Chen Canada’s Medical Assistance in Dying (MAID) program may be vulnerable to exploitation by “health-care serial killers” due to its permissive safeguards and growing number of patients, a…
By Chandra Philip Canadian officials say they are working with Swiss authorities in the case of a Canadian who has been arrested in that country on suspicion of spying for…
By Andrew Chen Canada’s steel and aluminum industry leaders are urging the federal government to impose tariffs on China, aligning with the United States and Mexico to protect North America’s…
“We urge the PRC government … to protect the ‘freedom of religious belief,’ and end its now 25-year campaign to eradicate Falun Gong,” the department said. By Petr Svab …
The move is aimed at countering Beijing’s ongoing military aggression. By Celene Ignacio The AUKUS alliance will result in double the amount of readily deployable nuclear-powered submarines (SSNs) in…
By Noé Chartier Transport Minister Pablo Rodriguez says he’s touched by the requests he’s received to lead the Liberal Party in Quebec but stopped short of indicating whether he’s…
Nobel prize-winning economist Muhammad Yunus sworn in as head of Bangladesh’s government after Sheikh Hasina Rahman resigned, fled amid protests. By Chris Summers An economist who won the Nobel Peace…
Beijing doesn’t have the right to ‘threaten foreign lawmakers’ or ‘curb the freedom of movement of democratically elected lawmakers,’ the group said. By Frank Fang An international group of lawmakers…
Teaching in China back in the 1990s, running a business tied to China, and visiting China more than 30 times—far more than most U.S. politicians. We take a closer look…
Authorities and experts are trying to make sense of demonstrations and violent riots that have entered their seventh day across multiple cities. By Owen Evans Experts are attributing the…